Speed Training
There are hundreds of training aids on the market today. Products range from swing guides or tracks, lasers, swing strength builders, impact devices, tempo gadgets, etc. Each one of these training aids promises a better swing, more distance and lower scores.
How does one pick the right training aid for you?
Just remember this, most training aids are used for two or three weeks then they become dust collectors in your garage.
If they donft produce the desired results in a short period of time, the motivation to continue diminishes.
Thatfs where SpeedChainTMgolf training aids can do whatever those other products can do, only faster. Results will become visible in just a few workouts, sometimes in just minutes.
Let me show you how you can use the SpeedChain to build consistency and a better swing in a short period of time.
- First, visually the SpeedChain shows a path of the movement you just performed. If you swing over the top, it will readily be seen. Movements of the chain mimic the movements your swing makes. This will allow you to constantly monitor your swing flaws, if you have any.
- Second, auditory cues can be heard. Over the top swings will bring the chain towards impact on a steeper angle making louder sounds if done incorrectly. Contrastingly, correct swings will bring the SpeedChain down on a flatter, shallower plane thereby making softer sounds when hitting the ground.
- Third, proprioceptive or feel is always present. Since the SpeedChain is a variable resistance that changes with every bit of movement, this does not let the neuromuscular system fall asleep. It must constantly monitor the changes in tension or resistance and this facilitates the development of skill. On the other hand, isotonic devices like the weighted clubs offer only static resistance that does not excite the neurological system.
- Fourth, vestibular or balance feedback is always present. As the user swings the SpeedChain fast, efficiency and balance are learned as a byproduct. It is similar to the rock being tied to a string and swung around in a circle. If wobbling occurs, the wobble is felt and can be adjusted for in subsequent swings. As the wobble decreases, the efficiency of movement increases and the motor firing patterns become more synchronous. This is how coordination is developed.
